The pattern of discipline and offender treatment practiced at the Walnut Street Jail and elsewhere in subsequent years was known as the:
A) detainer system. B) congregate system.
C) Pennsylvania System. D) ticket-of-leave system.
C
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Social learning occurs when one person observes another engage in operant learning conditions and when the observing person then, in turn, repeats the behaviors that were reinforced for the person that had been observed
a. True b. False
Traditionally, gang membership has been limited primarily to _____
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Criminogenic needs are correlated with a likelihood of reoffending. 2. The dominant political rhetoric is focused on rehabilitation. 3. The foundation for retributive justice is "an eye for an eye." 4. Restorative justice further separates the victim from the offender. 5. Truth-in-sentencing laws eliminated and/or limited the reduction of sentences.
A child is accused of an offense under "Conduct Indicating Need for Supervision" and taken into custody by a peace officer. The child may be fingerprinted
a. by the juvenile probation officer acting for the Juvenile Court. b. never under any circumstances. c. with permission of the juvenile court. d. for comparison purposes to determine the child's involvement in the offense.